The Death of Death in the Death of Christ

In "The Death of Death in the Death of Christ," John Owen, a prominent theologian of the 17th century, presents a compelling argument against the doctrine of universal redemption. Divided into four parts, the work outlines Owen's thesis that Christ's sacrifice was specifically intended for the salvation of the chosen, emphasizing God's glory as the supreme purpose of Christ’s death. He systematically counters various arguments for universal atonement while engaging with the views of Arminians and Amyraldians, ultimately reinforcing his position through rigorous theological analysis.